After Russia, the next stop on Aliaksandr Lukashenka‘s “extended business trip” is China. His aircraft landed in Beijing at 5:02 p.m. Belarus time (UTC+3), according to FlightRadar24 data.
Earlier, Lukashenka’s press service said he had departed on a comprehensive visit to East and Southeast Asia. The trip is expected to include high-level talks with the leaders of several countries in the region and discussions on what it described as “large-scale and promising” projects across various sectors.
Lukashenka began his “extended business trip” with a meeting with Vladimir Putin in Valdai on June 26. He remained there until the morning of June 28 before departing Russia for China.
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